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Abe was temporarily transferred to Nintendo Software Technology Corporation in U.S. to aid in the development of [[Metroid Prime Hunters]]. |
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Revision as of 06:55, 20 December 2008
Masamichi Abe (阿部 将道, Abe Masamichi) is a video game director and planner for Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Abe joined Nintendo Co., Ltd., EAD after a successful tenure at Namco Ltd. He is currently working with Nintendo Software Technology Corporation.
He helped develop and co-direct several titles, including Knukle Heads, Tekken, Tekken 2, Alpine Racer, Alpine Racer 2 and Alpine Surfer while at Namco. Since joining Nintendo, he has helped develop titles such as 1080° Snowboarding, Pikmin and Pikmin 2.[1]
Abe was temporarily transferred to Nintendo Software Technology Corporation in U.S. to aid in the development of Metroid Prime Hunters.
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